wt is the diff. between journey & trip ?
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English is not one language! It's a bunch of bananas and which one word is right for you at this particular moment is up to you. "journey" came into English from French. "trip" came from Old Norse or another Germanic language. When the Vikings who were Norse and lived in France and were Normans, they invaded and killed king Harold. For the next 300 years nobody in England spoke English and after that a lot of words in English were French words. Welcome to English!
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=trip&searchmode=none
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journey sounds like a long trip :P
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This is an excellent online dictionary which will help you with your question and others you might have in future: www.thefreedictionary.com
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Normally in English a journey is of longer duration and is more difficult. It does sound more poetic in my opinion.
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journey for long time
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